The garden is one of two community gardens in New Port Richey and part of a national movement to restore the monarch butterfly population. Volunteers look after the pesticide-free Grand Garden, which is good for the soul, the planet, and the butterflies.
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The 2024 Great American Solar Eclipse is a rare opportunity for people to view the sun’s corona in its full glory. Many libraries and institutions […]